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Part 1 Chapter 2 Operation of the Keys • T urning the light source for the mark camera on and of f. Perform the following steps: (1)While holding down the rapid inching key [F], press axis change key [4]. (2)The mark cam…

Chapter 2 Operation of the KeysPart 1

• Inching Axis Selection Key [2]

Inching axis display: D1 Z FQ

Inching keys:

[M] D1 axis, positive direction [A] D1 axis,negative direction

[J ] Z axis, positive direction [F ] Z axis, negative direction

[]Fθ axis, positive direction [ ] Fθ axis, negative direction

• Inching Axis Selection Key [3]

Inching axis display: D2

Inching keys:

[M] D2 axis, positive direction [A] D2 axis, negative direction

The inching speed may be set by selecting the [Set], [Servo] and [Inching

Speed] function command keys in that order.

Note: Be sure that nothing in the machine will interfere with the movements

during inching.

Using the Special Keys

The functions listed below can be carried out using the special

function keys. However, these functions can be carried out only

when the main operations of the inching keys are enabled (i.e. these

functions cannot be carried out when the inching keys have been

disabled due to machine operation or Proper data measurement).

• Program counter output to the printer.

Connect the MCS 30 computer printer to the machine CPU

board and perform the following steps:

(1)While holding down the fast inching key [F], press axis

change keys [3] and [1] simultaneously.

(2)Release the keys when the printer starts operating.

(3)A program counter list will be printed out.

Note: See Part 6, Section 6 "Trouble shooting" for further details.

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Part 1 Chapter 2 Operation of the Keys

• Turning the light source for the mark camera on and off.

Perform the following steps:

(1)While holding down the rapid inching key [F], press axis

change key [4].

(2)The mark camera lamp turns on. Perform this operation

again to turn the mark camera off.

Note: Do not keep the light on for long periods of time, as the

lifespan of the bulb will decrease.

2.3 Numerical Input Keys

These keys are used to input numerical values

(a) Input keys (0 - 9, *, #, D, –)

The numerical keys are used to input numerical values such as

camera threshold levels or I.D. codes.

(b) Backspace key (BS)

When inputting numerical values this key is used to delete previously

input values. Press this key once to move the cursor backward a

single space.

This key is used to complete the entry of a numerical value. It may

also be pressed to take the machine out of numerical input mode.

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✽

(a)

(b) (c)

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2.4 Buttons

The FCP IV-3 is equipped with several pushbutton switches. This section

describes the use of these buttons.

2.4.1 Buttons on the Front Panel

(a) [POWER OFF] button

This button, when pressed after the [EMERGENCY STOP]

button is pressed, turns the power off.

Note: Pressing this button alone will not turn off the power.

(b) [POWER ON] button

This button turns on the FCP IV-3.

When the machine circuit breaker is turned on, press this

button to turn on the machine’s power supply.

This button starts machine operation.

Press this button to start automatic operation and zero setting

when the message “Start SW” is blinking in the second display

area.

(d) [CYCLE STOP] button

This button is used to stop operation.

Press this button during automatic operation to cancel the

automatic operation mode at the end of the current sequence

and return the machine to the [START] button wait mode.

(e) [RESET] button

This button is used to reset an alarm which has occurred.

When an alarm occurs, an error message will be displayed and

(a) (b) (c) (d) (e) (f)

POWER

OFF

POWER

START

CYCLE

STOP

RESET

EMERGENCY

STOP

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